No, Google is not calling or emailing you. It's scammers that are posing as the tech giant to takeover your Gmail accounts.

If your business uses the free email service, artificial intelligence is taking aim with convincing attempts to take over user accounts.

As technology has evolved, so have many scams. Those done by amateurs are thankfully usually easy to spot, but that isn’t always the case for any being done by those with a strong knowledge of security loopholes.

Hackers looking to steal Gmail account passwords might use AI for voice calls to mimic Google customer support.

A new sophisticated Gmail scam asks users to approve a Gmail recovery attempt claiming that their account has been compromised.

The advent of generative AI has opened up all kinds of opportunities, but it has also ramped up various risks and dangers. We’ve previously seen hackers who can use AI-generated codes, phishing emails,

Cybercriminals have stepped up their phishing game, using artificial intelligence (AI) to target Gmail users with convincing fake emails and phone calls that impersonate Google employees. This new phishing scam involves AI-generated emails and speech synthesis,